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| 1. "America's Most Wanted" host John : WALSH 6. Bedwear, informally : PJS 9. Meager : SCANT 14. Prized violin : AMATI 15. Triumphant cry : HAH 16. "Yup" : UHHUH 17. Operatic singer on a sofa? : DIVANDIVA 19. "I ___ for animals" (bumper sticker) : BRAKE 20. Taken care of : SEENTO 21. Curved path : ARC 23. Mountain goat : IBEX 24. Kooky : ZANY 26. Ins' partner : OUTS 28. Chitchat about a dressmaking template? : PATTERNPATTER 33. "May ___ excused?" : IBE 35. Former part of Portuguese India : GOA 36. Set of keys? : PIANO 37. Complimentary road service in Sierra Leone's capital? : FREETOWNFREETOW 42. Like Dylan Thomas, by birth : WELSH 43. Oozy stuff : GOO 44. 180 degrees from WNW : ESE 45. Egg-hunting time in the Orient? : EASTERNEASTER 50. "___ Man," Emilio Estevez film : REPO 51. Former capital of Italy? : LIRA 52. Pizazz : BRIO 55. Many a C.E.O.'s deg. : MBA 57. Broadway's ___ O'Neill Theater : EUGENE 61. Sheriff's star : BADGE 63. Memorize lines for a Shakespearean king? : LEARNLEAR 65. Evil character in "Snow White" : QUEEN 66. Mess up : ERR 67. Superman's adoptive parents : KENTS 68. "Pasted" or "wasted," for "drunk" : SLANG 69. "Balderdash!" : ROT 70. Art Deco, for one : STYLE |
1. Money rolls : WADS 2. Parisian girlfriend : AMIE 3. Wash : LAVE 4. Lyric unit : STANZA 5. Insinuate : HINTAT 6. ___ Beta Kappa : PHI 7. Software platform suitable for Starbucks? : JAVA 8. Actress Stone of "Casino" : SHARON 9. Easily pranked teacher, maybe : SUB 10. New Jersey governor whose first name starts his last name : CHRISTIE 11. "Moby-Dick" captain : AHAB 12. Zap in the microwave : NUKE 13. TV's "___ Factor" : THEX 18. "Please stay!" : DONTGO 22. Quarter of a quart : CUP 25. "Man, that hurts!" : YEOW 27. Reel-to-reel ___ : TAPE 28. Banana skins : PEELS 29. Mountain chain : RANGE 30. ___ Tots : TATER 31. Son of Seth : ENOS 32. Investment firm T. ___ Price : ROWE 33. "___ Never Meet Again" (Elvis song) : IFWE 34. La ___ Tar Pits : BREA 38. Hormone in the pill : ESTROGEN 39. Quaker pronoun : THEE 40. Baby horse : FOAL 41. More optimistic : ROSIER 46. 33 1/3, for a record album: Abbr. : RPM 47. More high-minded : NOBLER 48. Elephants' feelers : TRUNKS 49. "Bald" baby bird : EAGLET 52. Outdoor meals with hamburgers or hot dogs, say, in brief : BBQS 53. Fidel Castro's brother and successor : RAUL 54. Notion : IDEA 56. Commercial prefix with postale : AERO 58. "___ meeny miney mo" : EENY 59. The "N" of N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr. : NATL 60. Scottish Gaelic : ERSE 62. Coll. major of many writers : ENG 64. Paintings, sculptures, etc. : ART |
New York Times, Monday, March 3, 2014 Solutions
New York Times, Monday, March 3, 2014 Solutions
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